hope you are all as well as possible,as stated above i am just about done and dusted and after all the stress of the past couple of months i am just about done ,just ordered a portable nebuliser after constantly looking around and have decided on a Philips InnoSpire Go and will be hiring a eclipse oxygen concentrater from healthy oxygen ,was a bit shocked at the price £390.00 boy its a real expensive holiday ,just hope i stay well and enjoy it ,got a bag full of meds for daily use and emergency ,so roll on July 7th ,
wish you all easy breathing
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No point in getting a nebuliser unless you are certain your gp will prescribe meds for it.
I do have a nebuliser and it was gp that recommended it to me. Mainly so I can avoid lots of trips to A&E. For me it means that I feel more in control of my situation.
However some GPs do refuse to prescribe meds for it.
Hi.....you are so right ... After a really bad infection some years ago
I bought a nebuliser ......it's been in the box ever since ... Our.GP don't like patients to have their own .....but I shall keep it , you never know Gp's can change and the next one approve. 😏.
Hi .. would imagine it could be to do with keeping it clean and getting right the dosage ........ They all have their own likes & dislikes. We are only the patient.
I hope you have a wonderful holiday! I know the planning can be stressful. We recently had to fly for the first time since my husband has been on oxygen and it was SO stressful getting everything arranged. But everything went off without a problem and we had a wonderful time getting away. Have fun!
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